Sentence examples for may be indefinite from inspiring English sources

However, the matrix (G_{2}) defined in Assumption 3.1 may be indefinite.

The appropriate length of treatment for these patients is unclear and may be indefinite.

Suspension from the register can last up to 12 months, but may be indefinite in certain circumstances.

Although the reduced system in this approach may still be indefinite, the algorithm converges to the solution at an accelerated rate.

The horizon of that edge commonly seems arbitrary, and the tabletop itself may be woozily indefinite.

The Iran project, he says, "may be on indefinite hold," but he is currently working on a film about Pakistan (you can catch a sneak peek here).

Cases that are difficult to diagnose as dysplastic, especially in the setting of inflammation, may be designated "indefinite for dysplasia (IND)." Although flow cytometric analysis of DNA content has shown some promise in detecting EAC, there are few reports that have specifically evaluated the outcome of IND.

The bad news is that those three games are against Manchester City (in the EFL Cup), Manchester City again (in the league) and Liverpool, a triple-whammy that will be followed by an international break and then a visit to Arsenal, though for Guidolin it seems the international break may turn out to be indefinite.

The suspension could be indefinite, although the rules for "single brand" shops may yet be relaxed.

The decision left open the possibility that such suspensions may sometimes be warranted, but it said that they should not be indefinite.

The alternative would be indefinite detention in a psychiatric hospital.